ok, so, i've got a web project in c#. I'm using IIS instead of dev server.
The application builds fine until I add an httpmodule I intend to use for
URL rewriting and it's entry in the web.config. the httpmodule is basically
a simple implementation as all I've done so far is to implement required
methods and to those I've added no code. the app builds but when I go to run
it, it says the module type urlrewriter is ambiguous. it says it exists in
the actual dir where i want it as well as some temp dir listed as
C:\WINDOWS\Micr osoft.NET\Frame work\v2.0.50727 \Temporary ASP.NET
Files\root\1e59 722e\ddf93fc8\A pp_Code.60b-dxku.DL even if i go to that dir
and delete all the files (which requires me to close vs as well as stop IIS)
i get the same error when starting to debug again. am i missing something or
doing something wrong?
my web.config entry is basically copied from the httpmodule samples i've
found online like
<httpmodules>
<add name="urlrewrit er" type=-"company.site.c ommon.urlrewrit er" />
</httpmodules>
which seems to me to be about right.
if i remove that config line everything works fine but i get no rewriting
please help, been banging my head against a wall on this for days and cant
seem to find any answers 2  3179 
Are you sure that u have no others httpModules with the same name in mashine
and global configs?
Try to add it with other name
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WBR, Michael Nemtsev [.NET/C# MVP].
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"Jimi Schacht" wrote:
ok, so, i've got a web project in c#. I'm using IIS instead of dev server.
The application builds fine until I add an httpmodule I intend to use for
URL rewriting and it's entry in the web.config. the httpmodule is basically
a simple implementation as all I've done so far is to implement required
methods and to those I've added no code. the app builds but when I go to run
it, it says the module type urlrewriter is ambiguous. it says it exists in
the actual dir where i want it as well as some temp dir listed as
C:\WINDOWS\Micr osoft.NET\Frame work\v2.0.50727 \Temporary ASP.NET
Files\root\1e59 722e\ddf93fc8\A pp_Code.60b-dxku.DL even if i go to that dir
and delete all the files (which requires me to close vs as well as stop IIS)
i get the same error when starting to debug again. am i missing something or
doing something wrong?
my web.config entry is basically copied from the httpmodule samples i've
found online like
<httpmodules>
<add name="urlrewrit er" type=-"company.site.c ommon.urlrewrit er" />
</httpmodules>
which seems to me to be about right.
if i remove that config line everything works fine but i get no rewriting
please help, been banging my head against a wall on this for days and cant
seem to find any answers
Generally speaking if you want an httpmodule, its a good idea to compile it
into it's own assembly via a separate class library project. You should be
able to delete the files in the ASP.NET Temporary Files folder , rebuild your
project, and that will take care of your issue.
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"Jimi Schacht" wrote:
ok, so, i've got a web project in c#. I'm using IIS instead of dev server.
The application builds fine until I add an httpmodule I intend to use for
URL rewriting and it's entry in the web.config. the httpmodule is basically
a simple implementation as all I've done so far is to implement required
methods and to those I've added no code. the app builds but when I go to run
it, it says the module type urlrewriter is ambiguous. it says it exists in
the actual dir where i want it as well as some temp dir listed as
C:\WINDOWS\Micr osoft.NET\Frame work\v2.0.50727 \Temporary ASP.NET
Files\root\1e59 722e\ddf93fc8\A pp_Code.60b-dxku.DL even if i go to that dir
and delete all the files (which requires me to close vs as well as stop IIS)
i get the same error when starting to debug again. am i missing something or
doing something wrong?
my web.config entry is basically copied from the httpmodule samples i've
found online like
<httpmodules>
<add name="urlrewrit er" type=-"company.site.c ommon.urlrewrit er" />
</httpmodules>
which seems to me to be about right.
if i remove that config line everything works fine but i get no rewriting
please help, been banging my head against a wall on this for days and cant
seem to find any answers
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